Editorial and graphic opportunities within an academic and artistic publication
Target audience
All PhD researchers affiliated with KASK & Conservatorium as well as researchers affiliated with the department of Art, Music and Theater Science.
Organizing and scientific committee
Tom Callemin - KASK & Conservatorium
Abstract
There are qualities to academic writing and publishing, and qualities to artistic practice and creative writing. These qualities offer a playfield for editorial and graphic opportunities.
This specialist course aims to shed light on this spectrum of opportunities, through articulating and discussing trends, showing cases, and discussing the integrity and possibilities in the works of participant students.
Objectives
The course offers a reference point for progressive publishing today, which will support guidance to approach work, addressing techniques to present approaches to form and content narration, on factures of the poetical and the political, of truth and fiction, of academic and non-academic knowledge and more. It will do so by looking at contents, editorial and graphic opportunities, as well as to balancing these in publishing. Participants will find support to approach their needs, by opening a bandwidth and tolerance in editorial, graphic and publishing opportunities.
Dates and venue
26 and 27 May 2025
Campus Bijloke
Programme
DAY 1
10:00 Lecture #1:
Introduction + forms of contents (2 hours)
12:00 [30-min. break]
12:30 Q & A / Discussions + anticipating by Freek presenting cases (1.5 hours)
14:00 [30-min. break]
14:30 Lecture #2:
Editorial and graphic opportunities (2.5 hours)
17:00 [30-min. break]
17:30 Q & A / Discussions + anticipating by Freek presenting cases (1.5 hours)
19:00 end
DAY 2
10:00 Practical exercises with the work of doctoral researchers (2 hours)
12:00 [30-min. break]
12:30 Lecture #3:
Publishing and balancing the full spectrum (1.5 hour)
14:00 Q & A / Discussions + anticipating by Freek presenting cases (1.5 hour)
15:30 [30-min. break]
16:00 Practical exercises with the work of doctoral researchers (2,5 hours)
18:30 end
Registration
- Follow this link for the registration and waiting list. We check if you are eligible to participate. Due to limited places, we give priority to PhD students. Your registration will be confirmed by separate e-mail (outlook invite).
- Cancellation of your registration can only be performed by sending an email to doctoralschools@ugent.be.
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The no show policy applies.
Registration fee
Free of charge for Doctoral School members.
Number of participants
Maximum 12
Language
English
Training method
Lectures (6 hours)
Discussions (4,5 hours)
Practical exercises with the work of doctoral researchers (4,5 hours)
Evaluation method
Min. 80% attendance required to pass the course;
Regular and pertinent class participation that convincingly demonstrates the assimilation of the course content;
Quality of the presentation in terms of content accuracy and form clarity.
No paper required.
After successful participation, the Doctoral School Office will add this course to your curriculum of the Doctoral Training Programme in Oasis. Please note that this can take up to one to two months after completion of the course.